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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-03
Garter 6 ntf6luB.

prineipal (sum 2ommis): uglron,
idreibeu sc email en- Yrief an @rafen
SoSori unD iasen Sc chm, mir jablen
80 @ilben for iei' Won'!" Aron gsbt
unb fdreibt. Ginige 3eit barauf bringt
alron ben fertigen Brief; bel principal
unteri6reibt. ~4ron, MAIDEN Sc nod
en- 3uiab: Sails bic Wole iolt' iain
f96n, sablen mier aud IS @tlben!"
Nron bringt ben 8rief nit benz Na6'
iab; Der Prineipal unteri6reibt.
y9lron, f9reiben sc nod en- Na6iab:
Wenn Die Woa' gut gefdmpelt Jain
iolt' sablen mer add 105 @iloenl"
aron bringt ben Brief nit Der apeiten
Ra6f9rift, pelGe ber principal ebens
fals unteri6rsibt. naron MAIDEN 81
nod en- Nadiab: Wenn bic Woa'
gang gut gepai6en unO epes fain's in
Der Qualitdt lain folt', 10 sabIen fter
aa6 120 @tlben!@ = 4rOn: eNber
Serr principal. bas iebt ia su uni6on
aus. bas fam man bod in Sins abs
fafen!"- principal: ygtir in Gins
abfaHen = Der @raf fol- feb'n, tpie bart
es mer antimmt, ibm gu 5ablen bic l2O
@iil6e1 I"
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- Den Gapitol : &ontraftoren iinb
abermaIs Certificate fir 1880 Ncres
2anb ~ausgeftellt tpOrbeu. SIN @an3en
baben fe ieBt bonn Staate 1.250.000
@cres erbalten. 2ontrattor Wilfe
oerii9ert. baB bas Gapitol innnerbal6
Der nd9iten se5n MOnate fertiggeieli
iein uno Dem Staate iibergeben Ber6en
tpirb.
: Die lebten &egen baben auf Der
Strede Der Suniet 8abn 3piiden Sun
Mntonio urb San Traneiseo 81 Dol,
serre unb eiIsrne Briiden fortgepai9en
= Qm 3. Suli wirb in Sbelbp elm
@eiangfefi sefeiert tuerben, on uel@em
fi9 laut Outage 8 8ereine betbeiligen.
IS finb bies: r8eiansieftiOn" 9ib-
bings, Dirigent 8. Griiger; uWelcome"
Dirisent 6. 8iiring; nSelOetia", S66s
rtau. Sirigent s. gngel; n@oueorbia"
Willomipring, Dirigent s. Ylatte
vMdnner9or", Grelsburg; pGefanss
Wsrein", &ouub Sop, Dirisent g.
Stride f.; rSarmonie", Sbelbp, Diris
gent O. S6r6ber; harmonic, Shell
bp, Gsemifdter Gbor], 9irisent s.
gngel. Wer bic lebenslufige, gemiitb'
Iide unb duBert freifnnige 8eb6lfes
rang BON SbeIbp uro rmsesenb tennt,
Der peiB, baB bier elm Set %beborffebt,
wel@es bic beiterften Stunben bieten
tpirb.
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10 berratben un6 berfauft baiteben. tpie
elm Glerf, Der - einerlei Oh nit ober
obne eisene SduIb = feline Stellung
berloren bat iinb nidt i'm Stanbe lit,
cine nelie Sl iinben, mas Bel Der INNER
mcbr unb mebr 3uuebmenoen Goncurz
ren5 bes tpei5li9en @lcrftbums bon
BAG gu Sag idnieriger wirb.
DAB iunge 15idbrige Yengels ild
bur6 bieien duBern (fiir ieoen ,Wihen.
ben" nur 81 bur9fidtigen) S9ein trii=
gen Iaiieu, bas 1T sur Notb begreifIi6.
@s imponirt ienen 8iiri61en melt
mebr. nit GROCER SaImi:llbrfett nit
obligaten biden 8erloques baran, fem
frifirt binter benz 2abentii6e Su iteben
un5 ben uiboppenben" Dameu Die
Sor3iige ibrer Maaren ansupreiien, als
nit benz S6ursfel an S6mieoefeuer,
ober nit Der blauen S9iirse I'm SeBfa.
fen gu ffeben - aber, baB a d bi e
0dter bieIer Burden iid bon benz
Salmisolb iener Store. gritenj berart
bleuben lahen, baB ie ben BON ibnen
ielbif emf in Gbren gebaltenen unb gu
gbreu gsbradten @runbfab: o9anos
perf bat goIbenen 8oben!" pergefen
f6nnen: bas lit @tpas, mas abiplut
ni6t gu besreifen 1T!
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MnSfiGt auf cine ,,tettc Surtc" DO
Otufuaft0cruuu.

MnSfid3t auf cine ,,ncttc Surtc" bon
Gtnfuanocrung.
Nm 81. Mfai, aIio gum S9luB bes
fir Seras 10 iesensrei9 getpeienen Mais
monats, - bat 8ouperneur &oB einert
8rief erbalten, pel9er cine nelte Seq
nung in 9lusii9t felt. Gin prebiser
aus Ohio, ber auBer ieinem 0iirftig be-
Sablten geifli6en glmte - tppbl CUR
Ierbeferung ieiner Ginanalase bas
ungeiitlide, aber mebr praftii9e 8es
fddft betreibt, fir bic Seras Paeifics
8abn 2anb su perfaufen, bat betreHs
zines 9Iasefals, in tpeI9em ss ii6 um
bic @iltisfeit Der Re6tstitel fir bieie
9dnbereien banbelt, fi6 gemibigt geies
ben, on ben 8ouberneiIr 3u f9reibell,
unb ibn eriu6t, ieineu ginfluB babin
seltenb gu MAIDEN, baB cine balbise
gntf6eibung in benz Pro3efe erfoIge,
neil elm giinftiser gntf6eib ueIentIi6
baau beitragen perbe, bic ginpanbe=
runs su f%6roern unb bic 2anoberfdufe,
|-mitbiu iein 8ei6dft, - in S9mung
boom" su bringen. Der giniparOes
rungsftrom bon Ohio, penniplpanien,
Sainois unb Ranias mad Seras, 10
Derii6ert er, tpirb eir seipaltiger tpsrs
ben, falls Sic 6as Yrobibi.
ii o ns : u M enbemeut betom,
M n; bamit piirbe bic 70 bdufig pies
berboIte 8erldumbung, baB Seras bic
Seimatb unb elm 3ufudtsort fir ale
@erbre6er lei, auf INNER gum S9uei.
gen gebra9t iein; elm anoeres Mtittel,
bas Bolt bes Norbens bapon az iibers
seugert, baB sic in Seras iiber bic pe=
rio6e bes 8arbarentbums binaus finb,
giebt es ui6t. Wie Der Serr oann i'm
tueiteren gerIaufe ieines 6er3eusers
guKes fast, ift er felbf babur9 fir
Seras geuonnen uorben, Bob CT bel
feinem M~ufenttalte In Obefa, Som
Green Gountp, tpdbreIf boiler a9t 3as
gen ni9t einer einsiger betrunfenen
Meni9en geieben unb erff mad piertd.
gigem 0eripeileu bort einen Stud ges
bort, fopie einen Siribooter 5u 8efi6t
betpmmert babe!
Wsnri bic erfreuli9e Nusi9t auf cine
70 auserlefene Sorte BON Waiien . Gin
tpanberung, tpelbe n%aturgemdB aud
cine betrd6tli1e Menge BON nabi9re@
denoen 8eiipielen" i'm @efolge baben
muB,-ber probibition unb Wafermus
derei nidt gum Siege perbilft, 10 1T
freili9 nSopfen unb Wal3 an ibr Oers
loren; ii9erli9 wdre fie Der bette unb
piini@ensmertbeffe griab fir bic pbiers
f9lemmenben, fdle6tersogenen dutschs
men," tpel6e in ben 9lugen bes 6errn
@ranfiq unb @enofen oes ooppelten
0erbredens fdulbig finb, ni9t auf anies
ritanifdem 8oben geboren gu fein uuo,
mas nod piel ACCOMMODATIONS 1T,
CUR 3eit Der lebten nunliebiamteit" treu
su ibrem gtrgereibe uno CUR Union &c.
balten su baben.
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Cages : Venigfeiten.
SuInnh.


- WGbreno bes Monats Wfai murs
ben in ben idnmtIi6en 8uubes Miin=
sen @elbiiide i'm Weribe bon $4S, $780,
600 8eprGgt. 0abon iparen 1900, 900
STANDARD. Dollars.
= Wian bat i'm YenliDns = &rnte gu
Waibinaton ermittelt, DAB bic 3abl Der
gum Gmpfang elmer BENTON bere6tigs
ten Veteranen aug benz merifanif den
6riegc bic 3abI 10000 ni9t iiberiteigt.
.2200 Certificate wrrben bereits ausge'
geben.
= Nus Wlalone, 81. g., tpirb beri6s
tet, baB SIR. Wm. u. Wbeeler = udbs
renb beg 3peiten Sermins beg Sen.
Grant 8ieesp rdiibent Der Ser. Staten
-i9per franf banieoer liegt. Sein
Sob miro iefen Nugenblid erlpartet.
- 9rdibent Gleoelanb unb feine
Satin f~eierten in ibrer SOmmerfriide
in ben Nbironbads in aner StiQe ben
eriten Sabrestag ibrer 8ermdblung.
= Sn Nep Oorf ioq cine ~groBartige
prOteffantii9e Gatbeorale in gotbii6em
Stile erbaut tperbet, oeren Soften auf
6 Milionen Dollars berani6lagt muir
ben. 9ii6of Better bon Der Gpiscos
pals Stride bat bereits mebrere bunSerts
tauienb Dollars gu bieiem 3tuede sis
iammengebra6t.
= SAP @ouIb, Der GiIenbabnt6ni9,
lit in Stem Oorf iftper erfranft. Sn
Wau StraBe mar bns 8erii9t berbreis
tet, er fei seiiOrben, er III iebo6 bereits
piecer auf benz Wege Der S%eferung.
NusIanb.
= Ser beuti9e Sampfer yOber"
iraubete i'm Snoii9en Ocean, in ber
Ndbe Der SnfeI Socotora. Die pafas
giere unb fat Die seiammte Mannidaft
tuurben gerettet, ieoob bic ganse Jra9t
1T berloren gegangen.
- Das So6mafer in 1ngarn bat
fi9 allmdlig perlaufen, iebo6 iteben
mod tpeite Streden unter @aher urb
Der an ben grnte1 angeri6tete S9a6en
it Elm betrd6tlider.
= @elesentlid ibrss &~egierunasiu'
biIdums pirb bic 9Dnigir BON Gngs
Lamb cine Nmneitie fir ole Militdrs
Strdflinge e%rlaffen, pel1e ibre Gtrafen
ni6t zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuegen
perbiiBen.
- Sn Spanien lit cine itarfe getpes
gung our @infiibruna b6berer S9uBs
s6le auf ausldubii6e 2anbmirtbi9aftss
prOoucte i'm Sarge.
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Cinderella Gd5nb sStore.
sde Olt.SOnftonitraBe unb apenue c,

panif! Panif! panit!
B6s- 1niere iOsben i'm Often anges -Es
fauften 0orrdtbe an S9uben urb
Gtiefeln miifen in IA Sagen
berfauft tperben, unb lei
n9- es INTERN 3~offenpreis! -sa
6~oIgenoe 8eiipiele bienen als getDeis
unierer beiipiellos niebrigeH preife:
IL perf9iebene Irten niebriger 9erren'
f6ube Su 81. 400 En-gros preis 81. 75)
Sanbgendbte 5errehi9ube .@Ongreb"
su $2.75 (fonff iibli9er preis $4).
grtrafeine banbgendbte Serrni9ube au
$3.50 (aubersmo Su $3.50 berfauft.)
2nabenidube u. 3n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine 2n6pffiefel fir 2nabeH 81
(Wertb $2.75).
Samen.p antoffeln Nr. So gu uur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb 81.
Seine MGb6enf9ube BON @laees2eber
su nlr Is Gents (Wertb 81.
9inberf6ube 5u 40. so unb go Gents,
bic anbersmo 60, IS Gents unb 81
foften.
gabp S9ube beri6iebener Dirt, bon
rs Gents an.
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= Die beuti9eu Gamilien beiuden
am Sonntag Nbenb BEN Miifions=8 ar.
ten, mo elm groBes 2oH3ert ftattfinbet.
MuerIet

= Die brei SoIbateu, tpel9e BEL BEN
preiss grer3iren in WafbiugtoH preiie
ftr bas bette grer3iren erbalten haben,
trager acknowledgements aueiammt
beutf6e Hamet: s.. q. Shade bon
San Nntonio q. preis- @olbmebaile
unb $100), @bas. s. &onrab bon
Waibington e. preis iIberneWf eoaiae
uub $75), s. &. Masner bon gouis'
bile 6. preis 8roneesW febaile un5
$50). Sollten bic preisgetr0nten etma
ibr grer,iren briiben gelernt babeu2
(9lns. b. Wfs.)
Sn 8e3ug auf 8. Staade BON bier
gilt Der S9luBiab ni9t. Staade 1T
bier geboren unb ersogen tporben.
: elmer gepaltisen uebertreibumg
madte fid Der beige preBasent iduIs
big, in6em er Golsenbes, bas mir in
einigen unferer Wedfelbldtter finben,
in Die Welt binausi9idte: yWdbrenS
bes llm3uses am Observation-Disclosures
tage pdre es In San Mntonio beinabe
;u ernflideu llnrubeu gefommen. Die
MitgIieber Der v8ranb Nrmp" uub Der
6euertpebr tuaren binfer elmer farbigen
Mili5compagnie aufgefteat. sic bra.
den besbalb aus benz 3uge, gingen
bur9 cine QuerffraBe unb brdngten fid
baun Dor bic Heger. An Der nd9ten
Ode ma9ten bieie oas Experiment nod
unb es mdre fiber elm 8lutbergieBeh
entffaubeu. tuenr nidt bic Geuermebr
has 6elo gerdumt unb ben 3ug p%erlai>
len bdtte." Bon 2Ie6sm bat man bier
ueiter Ni6ts gemsrtt, als baB bic far.
bise Vfili3eompagnie piquirt mar, neil
mar lbr ben lebten. PlaB in Der pro3el.
non angepieien. mas bon benz poiten
Der G.. A. r. geihebeu mar.
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j. @eidpiire. 2arbunfeln unb Qt

= @ef9piire, Garbunfeln unb Nb.
feeHe auer 4rt-felbft iol9e frebsartis
ger Natur = finb bic Golsen babOn,
.tuenn bic Natur fi9 bemibt. giftige
Subfan3eu aus benz Spffem aus3u.
f9ei6en. tpel6e bic 2eber iOtpie bic Nies
rem in Solse ibrer fraufbaften @onitis
tuition ni6t aussui9eiben Oermo6ten.
Qper's Saraparilla regt bic
Orsane our frdftisen Nusiibung ibrer
6unetionen au.
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sSie Die ;srauen fttmmcm ipiirsem.

Wenn Die 6rauen ftimmeH oiirften,
10 wiirbe Sebe i'm 2anbe, meI6er DR..
Bierce's "Favorite Prescription"
(0iebIingsperorbnuns) gebraudt bat,
6afir fimmen, baB es elm unfeblbares
Seilmiitel sesen Die ibrem @eidledt
eissntbiimIi6eu 2eioerk 1T. Bel apos
ibefern gu baben.
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= Ser MifFonsgnrien 1T Elm iebr
bSbihsr. anaenebmer uno fiibIer Ort,
I'm eiusn abeHb 5u uerbriuseu, nos
meuilid. uenr rruie am Sonutag" nod
WaRt sebOien wirb.
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Sas- g9obin Sbr seben m6et, fraet
nod Gone Star Bier. Sahelbe
III Der 8eiunbbeit boppelt sutrdgli6:
es erfrif6t unb ftdrtt.
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SabreszSeram
Der Slftiendre Der
LONE STAR BREWING Comply.

Die idbrIi6e 8eriammlung Der ats
tiondre Der Gone Star 8reping Cons
panp tpirb am Samifag ben A.. Sum-
1887 3wii6en 10 ubr Sormittag unb
2 llbr Na9miitas in Der Office Der
8eienf9aft aum 3pede Der @rmdbluns
bon fiebem Oirettoren fir Oas Gisfal=
iabr bonn 1. SUM 1887 biz l.. SUM
1888, abgebalten perben.
Geo. $. 3aIteptr. 8. 8. Gampmann,
5efretdr. Prdfi5ent.
San Intonip, 20. Mai 1887.
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= Gin entiebIi9er Selbftmoro pirb
aus 8aloppe in ben Hieberlanben ge'
melbet. Gin Maun Namens 8erns
ffeiu, perbeiratbet unb Batter bon fiinf
9inbern, Der in elmer Spnamitfabrif
bei9dftist mar. ma6te ieinem Geben
.auf folgenbe Meiie Elm @nbe: gr
leste fi9 cine SpnamitpatrOne auf'iei'
men Baud unb siinbete fie an. Die
5olgen tparen grdBli9. Ser Inter
Ieib tpurbe polifdnbig Serfebt, eine
Sano wurbe abgerihen unb auf cine
tpeite Strede fortgei9leubert, cine 4uge
mar berausgeiprungen unb Der &6rper
in sabaoie Sbeile ~seriprengt. 8erns
ifein bate ieinem 2eben elm gnoe ges
ma6t, tpeiI Der Director ibm eire 3u'
lase bon 20 Marf oertpeigert batte.
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M1mmer,

peIde hire polle Waunestraft uno @Iafii,itdt
bes @eites Dieoer su ~erlansen niiniden, erbal.
ten unentseItIid s~lustunft iiber elm neues
SeiIoerfabren, tpeldes fi9 bis iett in
icSem e~in;sIRsn Gale s~Iauscno bepdbrt bat.
8ebanblans sbsniO eiufad lpic biuig. Sober
iein eisensr Nr;t. Bun nebf anpeifuns sur
SeiIuns gratis. Wan abrefire: 4ripate
Glinic 8 D~iSpenfarp, 15 q. Scus
fton Ctr, Netp Yorf, y. y.
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b0-Sas Zones nWiener"
Bier iibertrift on Site unb &sinbeit
ole anberen 8ierel
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&beiner & 8aul tbun Nls
Ies our Sebuns bes MiiiOnsgartens,
uno fie baben grfolg.
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RS- DDS 2Dne Star Seq . Bier
lit bas b Il | m Martt!
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Die reihfte unb elegauteffe aluspabl
BON artitsln, pslde flo bsionbsrs Su
@eburtstass. n 5c&3etts . @ei&enfen
eisnen, ais:
Silber, pla:tirte 8aaren,
Stotuen BON Bronze, Terra Gotta,
PcrjsGau unb Nlabofer.
8eIisiSie Sisuren, Grusifre unb Rcs
ienfrdn3e.
Slumen=Ya isn unb anpsln.
Eahen, fem beccrirte.
albums in GROCER Guswabl.
photographer aler art.
Soupenirs NIT 81 anF&ten bon San
NntoniC, fir so Gents.
Bilosr NIB BifoersN ahmeu.
Wuffprisn unb utren.
O~psrnsliier unb 6ernrcbre.
Taiaenmefier unb S4eeren.
Damen unb 6erren TciIet NeeaKoire.
@elbtai@en fir 6erreu unb Damen.
Danlen . 9anbtai4en.
Brief oppen.
S&reib3euse n Roti3bi9er.
YiFten=4 arten. Gtuis.
Damen Mrbeits . 3iff9en unb aSrbe.
50nb. Spiessl unb 9drruis.
Rau4sTif&e unb Service.
@isorrsn Gtuis.
3eitunss. Wappen.
Spu3ierfSde.
8osel. unb GidbOrn. 4dfse.
Heeorbecns, 3itbern unb 6urmcnieas.
Wuideln in GROCER auswahI.
Slid Npparate.
Yapisre unS icnfise Materiulien jur
Gnfertisuns bon PapiersH lumen.
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- Sonntas Gbenb: @roBes Grei'
~fon3ert i'm Miffionss8 arten.
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Refauration uub SDtet
In gerbinbung nib einem Bar : @oom erien
Manaes. s6S- Simmer lfnb ;u raiIonablen
Wreifen gu sernietben. -asu 1e,3,t-
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q d. t

tuirb elm Gnabe i'm 9lter BON 81 6
Sabren. Na6sufrasen in Der Office
Der pSreien prene".
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0ci1dftS M~ebernabtte.

Ser llntersei6nete ma9t hermit bes
FAINT, baB er ben
Salou nno Die 0arten Wirtbidaft
BON Better Sonas am beutigen
Sage iibernommen bat. SO tuerben
tuie bisber rrir bic beiien @etrdnte unb
Gigarren gefiibrt iperben unb es lplro
mein 8efreben ieiH, ben @arten gum
SammeIpIab beutider Samilien gu
mafen. Inter benz Serlpre6en promps
ter unb aufmertiamer BebieHung bittet
INN 3abIrei6en 3uipru9
Ben. Nentmi6.
San 4ntonio, 1. SUM 1887.
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III b~,faIen. I'm nun u~nisren SOrrutb bon Ssrren.
idnel ais mSslid uus3upertaufeu, uerben hi
preiien losidlasen. Die Yreiie perben bon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29
HETTY GREEN'S TRIUMPH.

Mistress HETTY GREEN is at present
the most self-satisfied and self-compla-
cent woman in the world. She has good
cause to be. Single-handed and alone
she has met the redoubtable railway
associates in mental combat, and worsted
them.
Though her Dame may be GREEN,
there is nothing yerdant and unsophiSti-
Gated about the valiant HETTY herself.
She is exceedingly well yersed in the
ways of the wicked world, particularly
that part of it that centers in Wall street,
as several worthy gentleman have discov-
cred to their cost. Mr.. HUNTINGTON was
engaged in the congenial occupation of
wrecking railway. In the pursuance
of that pleasing diversion he offered the
various holders of the bonds of the road
about ene-tenth of what their holdings
were worth. The alternative being the
receipt of nothing, the bondholders
philosophically accepted the situation
and his offer at the same time. Not so
the astute HETTY. Her bonds amounted
to about $1,000, 900, and their possession
was absolutely essential to Wrecker
HUNTINGTON in order to complete the
deal. That was HETTY's opportunity.
She fatty refused to enter the combina-
ton. EntreatieS were of no avail, and
if Mr.. HUNTINGTON desires to attain
entire success in his wrecking opera
tons he will have to pay Mistress
GREEN the full value of her bonds. The
Shrewdest male manipulation Of railway
securities could not have more success
fully outwitted his sharp opponents
than the witch of Wall street has those
who sought TO play her for verdant
old woman, easily gulled. She has
demonstrated that there is new field
for the exercise of woman's wit, but. as
it is one which involves the possession
of millions before it can be tried. it is
not likely to be very thoroughly cult
waited. She has shown, too, that if the
courts are powerless to check the ram
pant railway magnate in his mad course,
one lone woman can undertake the task.
Considering the humility thus brought
upon HUNTINGTON ct al. through this,
their first defeat, through her efforts,
Mistress GREEN deserves the esteem of
her countrywomen and ceuntrymen.
The GLOBE thinks she has done well.
and, with all due Difference, would like
to have her consider herself patted upon
the back.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29
YOUNG JUDGES.

The name of Attorney General~GAR-
LAND having been prominently can
vaSsed in connection with an appoint
ment to the supreme court bench to fill
the vacancy occasioned by Justice
WOoDS' death, that gentleman an
nounces in most positive terms that he
would not accept the Office if it was Of
fered to him. Immediately after the
death of Judge WOODS the GLOBE
urged upon the president the ne
cessity for appointing. a young man
to this high position. In stating his
reasons for declining to go upon the SUI
preme bench Mr.. GARLAND places him
self in exact accord with the GLOBES
views. He says that he is too old to
perform the duties Of the position salts
factorily, although he would have fif-
teen years service before he could be
retired under the law. Mr.. GARLAND
says that the duties of the Office of JUS
tice of the supreme court are so import
ant and eXacting the appointee should
have fair and reasonable prospect of
at least twenty years of unbroken labor
before reaching the age named by law
for retirement. The work that is done
in that court is done for all the years to
come, and it goes very far toward mould
ing and faShioning our institutions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29
CLERICAL RIP VAN WRINKLES.

1t seems an anomaly that whatever
bitterness growing out Of our unfortu-
nate sectional strife that still remains
should be confined almost exclusively
To those whose mission ii is TO preach
peace on earth. The late discussions in
the respective general assemblies of the
two great Presbyterian bodies in this
country relative to ala organic union Of
the Northern and Southern Presbyterian
churches developed the fact that the OPP
position TO union WAS almost exclusively
based on sectional preiudices, and this
opposition was confined wholly to
the ministerial delegates. The laymen
We're ripe for organic union, and argued
ii with religious earnestneSS and patri
otto eloquenee. But The preachers, or
great many of them, seemed 10 be under
the Impression that the war between the
North and the South was still in prog
resS, and that it would be treason to
entertain such a proposition. There
may be two ways of account
ing for this anomaly. One is
that the preachers, as class, did not
do any fighting when the war was going
on. The men who never smell gunpow-
der duringa conflict are the most blood
thirsty after the battle is over. A sec
ond reason is that as a rule the minis
tiers do not keep pace with secular affairs
as they should do. They become so
much absorbed in their theological stud
les and work that they lose sight of the
world around them. In the rapid prog
rcSS of events the world marches right
away from them and they are not con-
scious of it. That is why those clerical
Rip VAN Wrinkles stood up in the re-
cent Presbyterian assemblies and made
themselves ridiculous by discussing is
sues which this progressive generation
has almost forgotten. They had been
taking theological nap of twenty years
duration and didn't know that all the
old political conditions had passed away
and all things have become new.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29

fireworks, such as sThe Bombardment
of Alexandria" 'sThe Destruction of
Iompeii" and others, some time during
the summer. Whether the pyrothenics
Will be exhibited from the land or from
the barge Clare T.. Miller has not yet
been decided.
The Duluth road will put on new
time card to-day.
A board walk is to be placed between
cottage Park station and the Leip
house. This will fill long-felt want.
The Dispatch commences its regular
trips to-day, and its silvery whistle will
again be heard disturbing the echoes of
the lake and inviting pleasure
TO view the beauties of nature for 80
cents all around"
Deputy Grand Master Folsom visited
White Bear last Monday.
Miss Sarah Conroy took home one of
the largest strings of fish caught in the
lake this spring.
w. III. Converse and family have taken
possession of their cottage.
DR.. W. E. Wedelstadt is. doing the
bachelor act this year, and keeps open
house for the benefit of his bachelor
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Baker have rented
one of j. E. Bueries' cottages for the
season.
Mrs. Hewitt, with her entire house
hold, has occupied her cottage at Dell
wood.
Mrs. S, NJ. Cary has taken up her
stand at her old residence on Spirit
island.
A. 5. Cannon and family have rented
the cottage on the corner of Clark ave-
nue. and Second street.
Judge George B. Young arrived at
the lake Thursday evening. His cot
cage is near the lake.
j. A. Getty & Co. are building an adj
dition to their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P Blair are at
their cottage on Bald Eagle lake.
Neil COnklin, train dispatcher, has
placed his door plate on the Dennert
cottage on Clark avenue, and will re-
side there for the season.
The railroad crossing at Fourth street
has been badly blocked during the past
week, owing to the large number of cars
shifted into the yard. S. A. johnson,
master, have their hands full keeping
things straight.
Mrs. Steadman, with her entire house
shore.
Elliott Bros. are camping on J. G..
Murray's grounds.
E. r. Gibbs Post TIA, G. A. r., will
have charge of the exercises on Decor
alton day. The post will proceed to the
cemetery in body, where, after sing
ing, which has been carefully reheared
for the occasion, speech by Maj. New
son, OF st. Paul, and other appropriate
exercises, the work of decorating the
graves will be proceeded with. Music
has been procured from Saltwater.
The postponed game between the
Chicago Stars, of st. Paul, and the
White Bear club, will be played this
afternoon.
A. II. S. Perkins. of the ''Breeze,"
eontemplates building several cottages
at an early date. He has certainly come
to stay.